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DNR regulations on how rifle must be transported on PRIVATE LAND
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<blockquote data-quote="FAL Shot" data-source="post: 575999" data-attributes="member: 27328"><p>I don't remember reading anything like that in the Montana hunting regulations. Normally, a game warden can't be on private land without a landowner's permission. The exception is when he is in hot pursuit. In that case, he isn't interested in you anyway....unless it's you he is pursueing.</p><p> </p><p>I'm doing a lot of my night time varmint hunting with a high power air rifle. It is not subject to firearms laws. I carry it loaded, but hammer uncocked, in my pickup all the time that I am driving around with it. Jumping out to kill a varmint I spotted is usually how it works. </p><p> </p><p>I've lived here 5 years come next spring and have yet to meet my first game warden. I have met BLM Rangers. They are concerned you don't drive off the roads, and I have yet to see them show interest in DNR laws.</p><p> </p><p>What is a game warden doing on private land in Michigan? Aren't they trespassing without owner permission? How many times have you seen a game warden on private land? I saw zero on our farm in Arkansas and in Minnesota the whole time I was growing up. </p><p> </p><p>In your case, I would say that if you happen to see a game warden on private land, you might want to unload the gun if you are driving a vehicle. I'm not going to worry about it. You don't have it that bad. In Sweden the bolt has to be out of the rifle and stored away from the rifle.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FAL Shot, post: 575999, member: 27328"] I don't remember reading anything like that in the Montana hunting regulations. Normally, a game warden can't be on private land without a landowner's permission. The exception is when he is in hot pursuit. In that case, he isn't interested in you anyway....unless it's you he is pursueing. I'm doing a lot of my night time varmint hunting with a high power air rifle. It is not subject to firearms laws. I carry it loaded, but hammer uncocked, in my pickup all the time that I am driving around with it. Jumping out to kill a varmint I spotted is usually how it works. I've lived here 5 years come next spring and have yet to meet my first game warden. I have met BLM Rangers. They are concerned you don't drive off the roads, and I have yet to see them show interest in DNR laws. What is a game warden doing on private land in Michigan? Aren't they trespassing without owner permission? How many times have you seen a game warden on private land? I saw zero on our farm in Arkansas and in Minnesota the whole time I was growing up. In your case, I would say that if you happen to see a game warden on private land, you might want to unload the gun if you are driving a vehicle. I'm not going to worry about it. You don't have it that bad. In Sweden the bolt has to be out of the rifle and stored away from the rifle. [/QUOTE]
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